Our prediction for this League 1 match:
Cambridge United
Match Time & Date:
30/04/2022
13:30
Prediction: 1-1
Cheltenham
Abbey Stadium will host Saturday’s clash between Cambridge United and Cheltenham Town, the two teams who are almost level on points in the League One table. The U’s suffered a heavy 5-1 loss to Sunderland in their last league match, with the team dropping to 14th place in the table. Cambridge aim to give fans some cheer on the last day of the season, and they are likely to adopt an attack-minded approach.
Keep in mind, though, that defender Lloyd Jones misses out through suspension after he was sent off in the Stadium of Light showdown. The Robins, on the other hand, aim to make amends for back-to-back losses to Lincoln and Bolton. Cheltenham Town want to finish the season in style as well, and, taking everything into account, both teams to score betting option should be considered. Talented midfielder Aaron Ramsey is pushing for a start, while Ben Williams is major doubt.
Highlighted Player (Liam O’Neil):
Born in Cambridge, England on July 31, 1993, Liam O’Neil is an English footballer who plays as both defender as midfielder for Cambridge United in the League Two. O’Neil is a product of the Cambridge United football school, but he played for Histon during his youth career as well.
In the summer of 2012 he joined WBA youth academy, and it has to be noted that he made three appearances for the Baggies at senior level in all competitions. Liam O’Neil played for the likes of VPS and Scunthorpe United on loan as well before joining Chesterfield in 2015.
After scoring two goals in 45 appearances for the club in the league, O’Neil moved to Cambridge United in the winter of 2017. As his mother comes from Wales, O’Neil is open to play for the Wales national team, but he has yet to earn a cap with the Dragons.
Highlighted Team (Cheltenham):
Founded in 1887 by a local teacher Albert Close White, Cheltenham Town are an English club that compete in League Two. The Robins wear white jerseys with red stripes and white shorts when playing at home, while sky blue is the dominant colour of their away kit.
Cheltenham Town clinched the FA Trophy in 1998, with the team defeating Southport 1-0 in the title game. The match was played at Wembley Stadium in front of 26,837 spectators, with John Eaton scoring the only goal of the match. The Robins have won Leamington Hospital Cup, Midland Floodlit Cup, Gloucestershire Senior Cup, Cheltenham League and Gloucestershire Senior Amateur North Challenge Cup as well.
The likes of Gloucester City and Hereford are seen as Cheltenham’s traditional rivals, while, in more recent years, Forest Green Rovers have been the club’s main rivals. A 12-0 win over Chippenham Rovers (November 2, 1935), with the team suffering their biggest defeat against Tydfil (1-10) on March 8, 1952.
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